Autumn silence at Reumannplatz: A look at the change

Autumn silence at Reumannplatz: A look at the change

In summer, the reedplace was the place where people gathered to stand on a long line for a refreshing ice. Today, in autumn, the mood has changed noticeably. Here there are only a few passers -by on the benches and enjoy the last rays of the sun. The current rest is the result of a comprehensive ban on weapons that came into force six months ago and has shown a noticeable influence on the security in the area.

The weapons ban was introduced to increase public security and possible conflicts in the often heavily frequented area to reduce the rehearsal place. Before the implementation of this ban, incidents were not uncommon with violence and the use of weapons in the region. Christian Hursky, the SPÖ security spokesman, reported on a noticeable acceptance of such incidents since the ban was introduced. This shows that the measures have at least a short -term effect.

positive effects of the ban

According to the local police, the number of violent disputes in the area has dropped significantly. Citizens have felt more secure since the implementation of the ban, which has led to a positive change in the atmosphere in the square. "We have received many feedback from residents who are happy about the improvements in their neighborhood," commented Hursky. "The prohibition of weapons has contributed to creating a feeling of security in public space."

• The police report less violent incidents.
• residents report an increased feeling of security.
• The Reumannplatz has developed into a quieter place.

The ban not only includes wearing firearms, but also stab weapons and other potentially dangerous objects. This comprehensive regulation aims to minimize the dangers associated with wearing such weapons.

The city administration has also increased security measures by ensuring more police presence at highly frequented points in the area. These measures are part of a larger strategy to improve the security situation not only on the Reumannplatz, but in the entire city center.

hursky was optimistic that the previous successes can be continued. "The freedom to feel safe in its surroundings is a fundamental part of the quality of life. We will take all the necessary steps to ensure this," he promised.

For more information on the developments and the effective measures that were taken, See the current reporting on www.krone.at .